Five figures, five positions, each with its own green oval label in Urdu: قیام, رکوع, سجدہ, جلوس and تشہد. The figures are a boy in a blue kurta and yellow shalwar with a blue cap — standing with his hands raised to his ears, bent forward in ruku, down in sajda, and seated in the two sitting positions with his hands resting on his knees.

Every piece is separate, which is the whole point of buying the set rather than a printed poster. A teacher puts them up in the order of the prayer and a class reads along the wall from right to left. Take one down and ask which position is missing, and you have a test that a poster cannot give you. The photographs show the pieces simply laid out, not in prayer order — you arrange them yourself.

The labels are in Urdu only, in a clear naskh on green ovals that sit above each figure. That suits the classrooms this is bought for, where the Urdu name is the one the child will hear the teacher use. If you want English alongside, most schools write it on a card and tape it beneath.

The figures are drawn plainly, without faces turned to the viewer or unnecessary detail, and the postures are the recognisable ones. That restraint is why the set works on the wall of a school prayer room as well as a nursery classroom — it shows the shape of each position clearly and leaves the teaching to the teacher.

Nothing in the set has an adhesive backing and no size is printed on any figure or on the red banner, so we claim neither. Because there are five separate pieces plus five labels, most buyers mark their positions lightly in pencil before fixing them with tape or glue dots. Ask us on WhatsApp and we will measure a figure from the stock in hand.

Safencia sells the set at Rs. 1,460 with Cash on Delivery all over Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Stock and your city's delivery charge are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch.

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